Counseling Services
Free Mental Health Screening
How do I make an appointment?
Are there any groups?
What services are provided?
How much does it cost?
What about counselor qualifications?
Outside Referrals
Resources
Meet the Staff
How do I make an appointment?
Walk-In Clinic:
CSU Counseling Services is now offering Walk-In clinic hours for students needing immediate assistance with personal concerns or crisis situations! Walk-in during the hours listed below for a consultation appointment with a CSU Counseling Services counselor. We have walk-in hours from 1:00 - 3:00pm, Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. You do not need to call before you come; just stop by Russell Hall West, 2nd floor, across from ROTC offices. The goal of the walk-in appointment is for you to meet with a member of our staff for approximately 30 minutes to discuss your concerns and decide on a course of action that best meets your needs. During this appointment, you and the counselor may decide upon one of the following options:
- Individual counseling at CSU Counseling Services
- A referral to a CSU Counseling Services therapy group
- A referral for a CSU Counseling Services eating disorder assessment, substance assessment, learning disorder screening, or anger intervention
- A referral to another CSU agency or resource
- A referral to an off-campus agency or resource
Contact Us:
If you cannot come during these hours please call the CSU Counseling Line at (843) 863-8010 and leave a message with your name and number, and a counselor will return your call within 24 hours to set up an appointment. email us 
Are there any groups?
Yes! CSU Counseling Services is starting a new group focused on issues related to body image and self-esteem. Participants will learn to recognize the influence of the media and culture on body image and the related effect on our self-esteem. People of all shapes and sizes welcomed and respected. More information is coming soon. Please contact Jill Ilagan (x8010) or e-mail at jilagan@csuniv.edu for more information.
What services are provided?
We offer professional mental health services in the form of personal counseling for a wide range of issues such as:
› Anxiety and Stress
› Depression and Loneliness
› Academic Problems
› Relationship Issues
› Anger Management
› Conflict Resolution
› Career Decisions
› Substance Abuse
› Eating Disorders
How much does it cost?
Counseling services are offered to all CSU students free of charge. Counseling service consultations are available to CSU faculty and staff, including assistance to off-campus referrals.
What about counselor qualifications?
Our counselors are all Master's or Doctoral level graduates of regionally accredited professional counselor education programs, have completed extensive counseling internships, and hold professional licensure as counselors in the State of South Carolina.
Outside Referrals
Because of limited resources, clients with problems requiring long-term counseling may need to be referred to an off-campus professional. Also, if a CSU counselor determines that a client's needs exceeds his or her ability to provide adequate services, we have an ethical responsibility to refer the student to another counselor. While CSU does not endorse or recommend any one particular counselor, we do maintain a list of local counselors that are qualified to meet your needs. However, the cost of off-campus counseling is strictly the responsibility of the student.
Resources
College Drinking Myths, Facts and CSU Policies [PowerPoint presentation]
Suicide Prevention PowerPoint Presentation [PowerPoint presentation]
Going Home: What to Expect [PowerPoint presentation]
Welcome Letters for ...
Parents
New Students
Returning Students
Free online screenings
Meet the Staff
Glenda K. Hill Nanna, MA, LPC, Director of Counseling Services
Mrs. Nanna is a Licensed Professional Counselor and holds a Master of Arts degree in Professional Counseling from Columbia International University. Mrs. Nanna has also served in various church ministries with students, women, and children. She also serves as an adjunct professor in the Department of Behavioral Sciences, teaching psychology courses.
Jill C. P. Ilagan, PsyD, Post-Doctoral Supervisee (Part-time Psychologist)
Dr. Jill earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Argosy University in the San Francisco Bay Area, and is currently earning supervision hours towards licensure. She specializes in treating people who struggle with eating disorders and is excited about broadening the peer education program here at CSU. She also serves as an adjunct professor in the Department of Behavioral Sciences, teaching psychology courses.
Jay White, MA, LPC (Part-time Counselor)
Mr. White is a licensed Professional Counselor in private practice and at Covenant Counseling Center. He holds a Master's degree from the University of Houston. His counseling focuses on individuals or couples for a myriad of issues, including depression, anxiety, adjustment issues, and eating disorders.
Barbara C. Mead, M.Ed., LPC
Ms. Mead is Associate Dean for Student Development and Director of International Services. She holds a Master of Education degree from The Citadel and is a Licensed Professional Counselor, She has received additional training in crisis intervention and is a member of NOVA’s National Crisis Response Team.
Anna Flores, Intern
Ms. Flores is completing a Master's in Counseling from Webster University. She has experience working in social work and mental health. She is able to offer afternoon and evening appointments under the supervision of the Director of Counseling.
Counseling Appointment Forms
Once you have been contacted by a CSU counselor, and a meeting is scheduled, you will need to fill out two forms. This information is confidential and can be completed in advance online. Open and print the following forms and bring to your scheduled meeting:
» Welcome to the CSU Counseling Services 
» Confidential Intake Form
Adobe Acrobat reader is required to access the above forms. Free download here
The CSU counseling services office:
Glenda Nanna, Director
Dr. Jill Ilagan
Russell West
2nd Floor (ROTC hallway)
phone: (843) 863-8010
e-mail
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